Following official advice, we have made the decision to close The Tank Museum to the public. 

As soon as we are able to re-open we will let people know here and on our social media channels.  

Throughout the Coronavirus situation we have followed official advice from the government and Public Health England and will continue to do so. Our priority is for the health of our staff and visitors.

Prior to this decision we had already added extra cleaning at the museum, especially in shared areas.

We had also supplied hand gels and instructions on hand-washing in all our toilets.

Although we can’t allow visitors in, we do have an extensive number of videos on our YouTube channel covering the collection and will continue to share content across our social media platforms. 

We look forward to welcoming you back to The Tank Museum soon. 

Key Visitor Information

• The whole Museum is inside, so we're perfect for a rainy day
• Average dwell time is 4-5 hours - there's tonnes to see and do
• Disruptions & closures - up-to-date programme
• Special Events 2020 - Tiger Day: 8 August, 19 September; TANKFEST: 11-13 September
• Vehicle Conservation Centre balcony opening times - 14.30-15.30, subject to staffing & public safety
• Aside from assistance dogs, no dogs are permitted inside the Museum
• All children aged 16 and under must be accompanied by an adult aged 18 or over
• Photographs are encouraged for personal use, but not permitted for commercial use
• For information regarding Admission, Tickets & Pricing, Visiting & Parking - Check our FAQs for more